Who would have thought he had such a full head of hair under there?
Monday 22 October 2007
What a surprise!
We couldnt believe that our technical controller Paul had been fooling us for so long with his 'bald head disguise'.....
Who would have thought he had such a full head of hair under there?
Who would have thought he had such a full head of hair under there?
Monday 15 October 2007
Rafal Nawrocki - Employee of the Month
Rafal Nawrocki is the Employee of the Month at Yew Street!.
He is based in the low-care kitchen but does work across all of the areas.
Rafal has worked for the company since December last year. He has quickly became part of the Yew Street team and shows great initiative in the way he conducts himself in the factory.
Rafal is always willing to work the hours necessary to see the job done. He is always happy and smiling and brightens up all of our days
Well done Raf, keep up the good work!
He is based in the low-care kitchen but does work across all of the areas.
Rafal has worked for the company since December last year. He has quickly became part of the Yew Street team and shows great initiative in the way he conducts himself in the factory.
Rafal is always willing to work the hours necessary to see the job done. He is always happy and smiling and brightens up all of our days
Well done Raf, keep up the good work!
Monday 8 October 2007
Chinese Arts Centre’s 21st birthday
On October 4th 2007 we sponsored the Chinese Arts Centre’s 21st birthday and our own resident Chinese chef (Robert Gong) cooked up the authentic dim sum.
The Chinese Arts Centre was established in 1986 by a group of British Chinese artists based in Manchester. The orginal centre was based in Chinatown, and was financially supported by Manchester City Council and Arts Council England. Today the gallery can be found in the Northern Quarter, its a magnificent space and includes an artist residency studio and apartment, an education suite, resource area, offices, shop and teahouse.
To celebrate their 21st birthday they showcased a fantastic exhibition; Boutique.
The Chinese Arts Centre has a strong history as a national charity for the development and promotion of Chinese arts and culture in the UK. Chinese Arts Centre is based in Manchester, a city with the second largest Chinese community in the UK. Chinese Arts Centre aims to develop an infrastructure to allow Chinese arts, and especially British Chinese artists, to flourish. Their work covers four main areas; exhibitions, education, agency work and advocacy which includes training, conferences and publications.
The Chinese Arts Centre was established in 1986 by a group of British Chinese artists based in Manchester. The orginal centre was based in Chinatown, and was financially supported by Manchester City Council and Arts Council England. Today the gallery can be found in the Northern Quarter, its a magnificent space and includes an artist residency studio and apartment, an education suite, resource area, offices, shop and teahouse.
To celebrate their 21st birthday they showcased a fantastic exhibition; Boutique.
The Chinese Arts Centre has a strong history as a national charity for the development and promotion of Chinese arts and culture in the UK. Chinese Arts Centre is based in Manchester, a city with the second largest Chinese community in the UK. Chinese Arts Centre aims to develop an infrastructure to allow Chinese arts, and especially British Chinese artists, to flourish. Their work covers four main areas; exhibitions, education, agency work and advocacy which includes training, conferences and publications.
Wednesday 3 October 2007
Lets Get Cooking!
Authentic will be taking over Newall Green High School on the 16th October 2007 for a full day!
The "Lets Get Cooking" day will give students the opportunity to really understand how products are developed and how they eventually reach consumers in the supermarket.
The activities will take place across all of the faculties and two of our chefs Robert and Kris will be showcasing their culinary skills both in the classroom and at lunch.
The "Lets Get Cooking" day will give students the opportunity to really understand how products are developed and how they eventually reach consumers in the supermarket.
The activities will take place across all of the faculties and two of our chefs Robert and Kris will be showcasing their culinary skills both in the classroom and at lunch.
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